Livermore Falls, Maine

Small Town, Big Heart

Overview

Livermore Falls is a compact town along the Androscoggin River in Androscoggin County. The community has a rich mill heritage and maintains a close-knit, friendly atmosphere.

Key Facts

Population 3,060

Region Kennebec Valley

County Androscoggin

Founded 1843

Nearest City Lewiston (25 mins)

Town Office Visit official website

What Livermore Falls Is Known For

Livermore Falls Local Highlights

Mill Heritage

Historic paper and textile mills shaped the town's development and character.

Androscoggin River Access

The river provides fishing, kayaking, and scenic beauty through town.

Small-Town Community

A tight-knit community with strong local pride and active civic engagement.

Things to Do

Fish the Androscoggin River

Cast for bass, pike, and other species in the scenic Androscoggin.

Explore Historic Downtown

Walk through the compact downtown with local shops and historic buildings.

Visit Norlands Living History Center

Experience 19th-century farm life at this nearby living history museum.

Enjoy Riverside Recreation

Access the river for kayaking, canoeing, and wildlife watching.

Living in Livermore Falls

Livermore Falls offers affordable small-town living with a strong sense of community. The town is ideal for those seeking a quiet, rural lifestyle with access to larger towns nearby.

Weather & Seasons

summer

Warm, 70-85°F

winter

Cold and snowy, 15-30°F

spring

Cool, 45-60°F

fall

Beautiful, 50-65°F

Local Wildlife & Nature

River Otters Deer Eagles Herons

How to Get There

Livermore Falls is located on Route 108, about 25 minutes north of Lewiston and 15 minutes from Jay.

Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.

Satellite preview

Livermore Falls outline

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Livermore Falls the same as Livermore?

No, they are separate towns. Livermore Falls is a distinct municipality on the Androscoggin River.

What is the Norlands Living History Center?

A nearby living history farm where you can experience 19th-century rural Maine life through hands-on programs and tours.